Alain Corbani: “Huge Rebound” Coming for Oversold Gold Stocks


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This interview was filmed on December 7, 2022.

​Gold played a defensive role in 2022, but one key factor is standing in the way of a price rise.

Alain Corbani, head of mining at Finance SA and manager of the Global Gold and Precious Fund, said that an increase in investment demand would break the yellow metal out of its current rut.

When it comes to gold stocks, he said inflation hurt their margins in 2022. However, with inflation now past its highest point, he thinks the year ahead looks brighter for gold-focused companies.

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0:00 – Intro
0:35 – Gold’s price performance in 2022
1:53 – Inflation and interest rates have peaked
6:03 – US dollar has also peaked
8:25 – Where is the US economy headed?
13:41 – Outlook for gold and miners in 2023
18:08 – ESG still a challenge for miners
24:14 – One key factor that will move gold
28:26 – Best advice for investors next year
30:13 – Outro

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